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TRANSFER (from
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Lat. transferre, to
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bear across, carry over)  , the handing over, removal or
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conveyance of anything from one
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person or
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place to another; also the subject of this transference or the
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form or method by which it is effected . The
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term is particularly used in
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law of the conveyance of
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property from one person to another, especially of the conveyance of real property (see
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CONVEYANCING) . For the simplification of this
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process by means of
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registration of
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title, see
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LAND REGISTRATION . For the transference of designs, drawings, &c., by means of
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transfer-
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paper to the
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surface of pottery and
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porcelain, see
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CERAMICS; for their transfer to stones for
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printing, see
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LITHOGRAPHY .

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